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Pedicab
Pedicab formed in Manila in 1994 with Dino Guevara on vocals and guitar, Jason Fernandez on bass, Mike Dizon on drums, and Diego Castillo on keyboards. Their...
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Pedicab formed in Manila in 1994 with Dino Guevara on vocals and guitar, Jason Fernandez on bass, Mike Dizon on drums, and Diego Castillo on keyboards. Their debut album 'Pedicab Presents...' came out in 1997 and included the single 'Ang Pusa Mo,' which became a hit in the Philippines. The album won some awards, though the specifics aren't detailed here.
Their sound shifted over time, adding jazz and blues touches to their folk-pop base. In 2005, Castillo left the band and was replaced by guitarist Junji Lerma. They released albums like 'Sa Manila' in 2001 and 'Pedicab 3' in 2005.
In 2008, they faced a plagiarism accusation over the melody of their song 'Tatlong Bibe,' which led to a public apology and a revised version. Later albums included '4' in 2010 and 'Limang Kanta' in 2017.
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